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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1969
Page
10
Nancy Pacella and F James Burnetter wed at Shenendehowa church with Rev. Deming officiating. The reception followed at Rafael's in Latham as the Pacellas celebrate in Clifton Park Mechanicville. The Petregal and Haver engagement also noted with plans for a February 21 ceremony in Watervliet and Maplewood ties.
Sandra Ann Hills of Round Lake and John Ray Crawford of Poughkeepsie wed Saturday at Corpus Christi Church Ushers. Rev M Kenneth Doyle officiated with family and friends attending. couple to resume life in North Colesville after a wedding trip.
Albany Civic Theater announces auditions on December 1 and 2 from 7 30 to 10 p m for Rashomon directed by Maria Szarvas Aronson. Seven male roles ages 25 to 60 and three female roles ages 20 to 60 available. Open to all, no prior experience needed to read. Also seeking designers and tech volunteers.
The Christmas bazaar of St. Paul the Apostle Church Altar-Rosary Society runs Saturday 3 to 9 PM and Sunday after Masses until 1:30 PM in the Church Hall at 12th and Hutton Streets. Committee heads under Miss Marion I Snyder include Rita Purtell Gary Mulcahy Cummings Nolan Moloney Keefe McDonough Crandell. Refreshments available both days.
Guides to meet Archie L W Stobie director of the Rensselaer County Historical Society will hold an orientation tonight at 8 for women chosen as hostesses and guides at the Christmas Greens Show running December 11 through 14.
The article notes that over 40 percent of women over 13 now use hair coloring regularly, versus about 7 percent in 1955 before the Does she or Doesn't she slogan. It compares social perceptions of women who colored hair then to those who smoked or painted before World War I.
Miss Gail Levine daughter of Mr and Mrs Ely A Levine of Brooklyn and Michael Joseph Goldstein son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin H Goldstein of Troy married at noon November 9 at La Per Ville Brooklyn Rev Avarn Dobow officiated. Bridesmaids and flower girls included Barbara Weber and Mayra Baron with ushers Stephen M Goldstein and Arthur Rubin among others. The couple will reside in Brooklyn. Mrs Goldstein works for Swiss Bank in NYC and Mr Goldstein recently served in Vietnam and works for E F Hutton in NYC.
The Past Noble Grands Association of the Rebekahs will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Troy Christian Church. Mrs. Elizabeth Roscoe will conduct the meeting, followed by a social hour with the Green Island Lodge in charge.
A University of Pittsburgh study finds lasting ill effects from failure to thrive in emotionally deprived children. Fifteen patients observed 3 to 11 years after hospitalization showed subnormal development in physical, intellectual, or behavioral areas. Elizabeth Elmer and Grace Gregg reported the findings.
A solar wind stream of hydrogen travels through space toward Earth and other planets, shaping space weather and influencing planetary environments.
Mrs. Saverio G. Valente of 1435 5th Ave announces the engagement of her daughter Regina Ann Valente to Anthony Joseph Lombardi son of Michael Lombardi and the late Mrs Lombardi of Italy A April 25 wedding is planned Regina Ann a CCHS graduate employed in the IBM controller's office at RPI Lombardi a Troy High School graduate employed at Fashion Tailors
Overscaled is the newest furniture trend reviving the outsize pieces of the 1930s. The movement embraces bold dimensions and vintage silhouettes to create dramatic interiors.
The marriage of Miriam Joy Golovensky to Rabbi William Marder of Temple Beth El New Rochelle was solemnized at Beth El Synagogue New Rochelle. Officiants included Rabbi Golovensky and others with a reception to follow. the couple will reside in Troy after a wedding trip to Israel.
The Rensselaer County Senior Citizens Coordinating Project marks its 30th anniversary with an open house at Kennedy Towers in Troy. New center officers include Emily Dwyer as president and Adeline Columbus as vice president. A December 1 meeting sets future plans, including a December 10 Colonie Center bus trip for seniors.
The engagement of Miss Marie Mormile to Frank J Bisnett is announced. Parents are Mr and Mrs Paul F Mormile of Mechanicville RD 1 and Mr and Mrs Freeman J Bisnett of Carson Avenue Stillwater. Marie Mormile, Mechanicville High School graduate, senior at State University College Oneonta, will earn a BS in June. Frank Bisnett, Stillwater Central School graduate, GE Apprentice Program graduate, will soon enter the armed forces. No wedding date yet.
The greatest number of accidents occur in the home with the kitchen as a prime danger area. Strong cleaning chemicals can be hazardous if mishandled. Follow directions and keep these substances away from children to prevent harm.
The Belgian cabinet approved the first draft of a bill allowing youths serving a one year compulsory military period to work on aid projects in underdeveloped countries instead of joining the armed forces.
Reports from committees were presented at a Visiting Nurse Association meeting at the agency office 16 First St. J. Barker House, president, led the session. Ada M. Faas, director, announced resignation and that applications for director are being accepted.
Space Center Houston reports Apollo 12 astronauts could be exempt from the 21 day quarantine if no alien organisms are found. After splashdown in the Ocean of Storms the crew joins Gordon aboard Yankee Clipper and will quarantine on the Hornet before arriving at Houston's Lunar Receiving Laboratory.
The rubella vaccination program lags due to withheld federal funds. Dr. Russell Teague, 1968 president of the Association of State and Territorial Health Officers, warns that this slows efforts amid an expected German measles outbreak in 1971, placing burden on states.
Akita Prefecture police issue a safety measure banning drivers from wearing kimono or geta while operating vehicles. The advisory aims to reduce distraction and improve road safety.
About 40 members of the Boston Area Congress for Tenants' Rights gathered at Temple Emmanuel in Newton to interrupt the Bar Mitzvah of Robert Gordon, grandson of landlord Maurice Gordon. They arrived a week early, delaying the protest.
Gallup poll shows 68 percent approve of Nixon’s handling of the job, 19 percent disapprove, 13 percent no opinion, from 1,465 adults in 300 locations. The rating marks a 12 point gain since October, with most growth among men and residents of the East.
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